Whatcha Up To?:

• Weaving a Why published in Sheepshead Review Spring Issue (More Below).
• Work on the Office Continues (More Below).

Weaving a Why

My little 100-word piece, or drabble, found a home in the Spring 2026 issue of Sheepshead Review. I love this little UW-Green Bay lit mag because they send me a copy of the issue (sometimes two!). They also hold an online launch party that’s always a blast as you get to hear other contributors to the issue read their work aloud. Check out the Spring Issue here.  

Office Work is Never Done!

As you all (probably) know, I bought an adorable vintage camper trailer last winter and my Sweet Love, Jeff, and I have been working to get it turned into my office. Jeff spent considerable time and skill removing cabinets and the kitchen, capping plumbing and electric, and covering leaking skylights. Then he gave me the all-clear to get in there and remove the carpet and pad, which at 60 years old and used as a full-time home for someone for sometime, was *vomit* I’ve been sanding the plywood that was underneath to get the carpet pad glue and moldy bits removed so Kilz will have something to stick to, and in doing so discovered that even more cabinets had to come out *sigh* It’s fun though and exciting, and I’m hopeful that I’ll be able to move in by mid-to-late-June!

June Timed Writing Prompt Available Now!

Want a chance to have your work featured on my website, social media, Patreon and Substack accounts? Send me your unedited, timed writing response for your chance to be featured! Find the latest prompt on Patreon or Substack.

Monthly Book Talks!

Love to read but never know what to pick up? Check out my monthly videos for my local Thompson Falls Public Library here. Remember to Subscribe for free so you never miss one. Book talks: like book club, but shorter.

Readings

Did you know I occasionally remember to record readings of my published pieces. You can check out the latest one here. Be sure to Subscribe so you don’t miss the next one!

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